Monitor Reviews

Let’s put one thing out of the way - at Rs 39,999 you will not get a better deal on a 4K HDR supporting smart LED TV.

3 expert reviews

Bottom Line: The BenQ EW3270U, with its UHD screen that can display HDR content, delivers solid color and grayscale performance, making it a good-value 32-inch entertainment monitor.

8 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

Bottom Line: The BenQ EX3203R is a 32-inch entertainment monitor with a bright image, accurate colors, and some good gaming features.

9 expert reviews | 1000 user reviews

I'm currently using my Cinema display monitor on my PC with dual AMD HD6970 gpus. I had to upgrade from my old 5xxx series gpus since they didn't have mini display ports built in. I tried to use all the dvi adapters I could find, but the older AMD...

121 expert reviews | 816 user reviews

The AOC CQ27G2 is a decent monitor for most uses. The low input lag and great response time deliver a great overall gaming experience. It's also a decent choice for office use or multimedia, but the limited viewing angles might be an issue for some...

5 expert reviews

Bottom line: The BenQ SW271C is a feature-laden 4K monitor that photography professionals will love. The stand is fully ergonomic, it has a gorgeous picture with wide gamut support, tons of ports, and many extra settings that make it easy to work with....

5 expert reviews

This 27-inch LG monitor has 4K and HDR, plus USB-C and HDMI connections to cover your every need

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ViewSonic's TD1655 mobile monitor wins on creature comforts (a capacitive touch screen, an attached stand, a mini-joystick controller, and built-in speakers), even with a screen better suited to business use than entertainment.

4 expert reviews

The LG 27GN850-B is very good overall. It offers impressive gaming performance because it has a high 144Hz refresh rate with VRR support, the response time is incredible, and input lag is extremely low. Its 27 inch, 1440p screen makes it good for...

2 expert reviews

The ViewSonic TD2455 isn't cheap for a 24-inch monitor, but its touch screen, remarkable tilt range, and presentation-friendly features (such as support for daisy-chaining monitors, or connecting to a projector) make it well worth the price for those...

2 expert reviews

Designers who want accurate colours will love the latest BenQ DesignVue PD2705Q monitor, but it isn't ideal for gamers or video watchers

3 expert reviews

Bottom Line: ViewSonic's VP3481 is an ultra-wide 34-inch professional monitor with solid color accuracy and features that will tempt game designers and graphic artists alike.

3 expert reviews

The Dell UltraSharp 27 4K PremierColor (UP2720Q) is one of the only monitors in its price range with a built-in calibration tool, which automates and simplifies the task of preserving a panel's color accuracy.

3 expert reviews

While Acer's Predator CG437K aims for the stars with its impressive feature set, this gaming monitor's achievements aren't as lofty as its goals. Some gamers may be willing to sacrifice picture quality for its size, but others should save their money...

2 expert reviews

Dell's flagship 32-inch videoconferencing monitor pulls out all the stops. The $1,600 price tag? Please stop.

3 expert reviews

The Samsung CHG70 is a very good VA-type LCD monitor with better picture quality than average. It has a high contrast ratio as well as support for both HDR and wider color gamuts. It's especially great for gaming thanks to its high refresh rate of 144...

30 expert reviews | 264 user reviews

All in all, this screen is for those to whom great aesthetics and design are more important than performance. Since this isn't close to the best, or worst, performer amongst the 19-inch screens we've seen, it isn't all that bad. Its pricing of Rs...

6 expert reviews | 148 user reviews

The ASUS TUF Gaming VG279QM is a good monitor. It's intended as a gaming monitor, and it shows. It has outstanding motion with little blur, low input lag at the max refresh rate, and it supports a variable refresh rate. Like most IPS monitors, it has...

6 expert reviews

Bottom Line: BenQ's EX2780Q is primarily a gaming monitor, but its punchy sound system and deft handling of HDR make it a winning all-around screen for general entertainment, too.

9 expert reviews

The ASUS ProArt PA148CTV is an okay monitor for most uses. It's marketed mainly as a media creation monitor, but it's alright for watching videos, and it's a decent office monitor with excellent gray uniformity and amazing text clarity. On the other...

2 expert reviews

The HP OMEN 27i is a good monitor for most uses, but it's best-suited for gaming. The high peak brightness and good reflection handling make it a good choice for the office. It has an outstanding response time, low input lag, and it supports FreeSync,...

4 expert reviews

The addition of USB-C connectivity makes this 1080p monitor a winner for no-frills functionality

5 expert reviews

The Gigabyte G34WQC is a good monitor overall. Although it's designed primarily for gaming, it's suitable for a wide range of uses. Its large screen and high resolution are excellent for work and media consumption. It has a low input lag, a quick...

3 expert reviews

The ASUS VG258QM is a good monitor for mixed usage. It performs best in bright lighting conditions thanks to its high peak brightness and great reflection handling. It's not as well-suited to watching movies or gaming in the dark because of its low...

3 expert reviews

The MSI MAG273R is a good monitor for most uses, but due to the low pixel density, it's not ideal for multitasking or office work. It has low input lag and a great response time, making it a great choice for gaming. It has wide viewing angles, good...

2 expert reviews